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Ontario: Human Development & Sexual Health Ontario: Human Development & Sexual Health
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FRENEMIES: UNHEALTHY FRIENDSHIPS & WORDS THAT HURT
WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT THEM
Grades 3-5 2012 CC 17 min Human Relations Media
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What is a frenemy? How can you recognize a frenemy? How can a Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never
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do you walk away from a friendship? This video and print curriculum not true. Words do hurt. This age-appropriate program
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SCHOOL RULES: Ontario: Human Development & Sexual Health
BEING A GOOD CITIZEN AT SCHOOL Grade 3 - C1.3
Grades 3-6 2012 CC 14 min Human Relations Media WHEN YOU FEEL LEFT OUT
What does it take to be a good school citizen? How can students
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hosts help students understand five pillars of good school citizenship: All kids feel hurt when they are ignored or excluded
1) being respectful of other people and their property, whether at home, at school, on the sports field, or within a
2) being respectful of school property, group. This engaging video and print curriculum explores
3) following school rules, true-to-life scenarios in which upper elementary students
4) displaying good character (responsibility, honesty, good listening, experience the disappointment and sadness of being left
out. It teaches students specific skills to use when they feel
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The program includes a comprehensive Teacher’s Resource Book
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